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05-22-2006, 09:48 PM #1Registered User
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Aspirin
I read in one of my magazines that if your trying to build muscle(which is just about everyone) to take an Aspirin a day to increase blood flow and to help pump more blood into the muscles. has anyone tried this?
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This may help:
Anticoagulants (blood thinners) such as aspirin
Nitroglycerin which dilate the blood vessels to increase blood flow.
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Wouldnt that be bad for you, like aspirin isnt suppose to be abused like that is it? I guess it depends on how many you take a day.
*edit* Oh, he said one a day, nvm. But still over a course of a long time wouldnt it be bad?Last edited by YSK; 05-23-2006 at 09:53 PM.
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biggt said take one aspirin. damn this is interesting cuz i got aspirin sitting right in my kitchen.
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I take 1 asprin a day everyday...The doc told me to. It makes my knees feel better.
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Me too.
Originally Posted by TaylorsNutrition
Basically "prescribed" by the doctor to take a asprin ED (81mgs I think).
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